Sage Solomine

Sage Solomine is a conservation professional with a diverse skill set that includes communications, development, and policy analysis.

Sage holds a Bachelor's degree in Animal Sciences and Asian Studies from Cornell University, where they made the Dean's List from 2015 to 2018.

They also possess certificates in Financial Success for Nonprofits and International Public and NGO Management from Cornell University.

Sage furthered their education by earning a Master's of Public Administration in Environmental Science and Policy from Columbia University in the City of New York.

Their expertise includes public speaking, project planning, data analysis, wildlife biology, and environmental policy.

With a background in institutional giving and advancement, Sage has held roles such as Grants Manager at PANTHERA and Associate in Institutional Advancement at Wildlife Conservation Society.

They have also served as a Communications Associate and part-time intern at PANTHERA.

Additionally, Sage has experience as a Graduate Consultant, Deputy Manager at ifaw, and as the Professional Development Chair at Columbia University in the City of New York.

Their past roles include internships at PANTHERA and as an Event Coordinator for Cornell Wildlife Society at Cornell University, as well as an Intern and Zoo Keeper at Leo Zoological Center.